This volume argues that middle powers are important to 21st Century world politics in performing roles as (aspiring) global middle powers, regional pivots, and niche leaders. This claim is based on an analysis of the foreign policies of nine (aspiring) middle powers from the Near East, East Asia, and Europe.
This volume argues that middle powers are important to 21st Century world politics in performing roles as (aspiring) global middle powers, regional pivots, and niche leaders. This claim is based on an analysis of the foreign policies of nine (aspiring) middle powers from the Near East, East Asia, and Europe.
Giampiero Giacomello is associate professor of international relations at the University of Bologna. Bertjan Verbeek is chair and professor of international relations at Radboud University.
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Introduction: Middle Powers as the Ugly Duckling of International Relations Theory - Giampiero Giacomello and Bertjan Verbeek Chapter 1: Maritime Power as the Quintessential Source of Middle Power Status Davide Ghermandi Chapter 2: 'Peaceful nature,' Norwegians Believe It, But Do Others Too? The Effects of National Role Conceptions on Public Diplomacy and Nation Branding Boaz de Rooij Chapter 3: Aspiring and Reluctant Middle Powers? Italy's and Germany's Defense Reforms after the Cold War Fabrizio Coticchia and Francesco Moro Chapter 4: Germany and Japan: Great or Middle Powers in Global Banking Regulation? - Sara Konoe Chapter 5: South Korea's Role as an Emerging Middle Power amongst Security Concerns Marco Milani and Federica de Pantz Chapter 6: From Regionalism to Realpolitik: The Rise and Fall of Turkey as a Middle Power in the Middle East Aylin Gürzel and Eyüp Ersoy Chapter 7: Iran from Revolutionary to Behavioral Middle Power. Understanding the Effects of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Neda Shahnoori Chapter 8:'The Bigger of the Smaller States' - Dutch Foreign Policy in Constant Search of a Relevant Role on the World Stage Bertjan Verbeek Chapter 9: Sweden: Small State, Middle Power, or Moral Superpower? Johan Eriksson Conclusion Giampiero Giacomello and Bertjan Verbeek
Introduction: Middle Powers as the Ugly Duckling of International Relations Theory - Giampiero Giacomello and Bertjan Verbeek Chapter 1: Maritime Power as the Quintessential Source of Middle Power Status Davide Ghermandi Chapter 2: 'Peaceful nature,' Norwegians Believe It, But Do Others Too? The Effects of National Role Conceptions on Public Diplomacy and Nation Branding Boaz de Rooij Chapter 3: Aspiring and Reluctant Middle Powers? Italy's and Germany's Defense Reforms after the Cold War Fabrizio Coticchia and Francesco Moro Chapter 4: Germany and Japan: Great or Middle Powers in Global Banking Regulation? - Sara Konoe Chapter 5: South Korea's Role as an Emerging Middle Power amongst Security Concerns Marco Milani and Federica de Pantz Chapter 6: From Regionalism to Realpolitik: The Rise and Fall of Turkey as a Middle Power in the Middle East Aylin Gürzel and Eyüp Ersoy Chapter 7: Iran from Revolutionary to Behavioral Middle Power. Understanding the Effects of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Neda Shahnoori Chapter 8:'The Bigger of the Smaller States' - Dutch Foreign Policy in Constant Search of a Relevant Role on the World Stage Bertjan Verbeek Chapter 9: Sweden: Small State, Middle Power, or Moral Superpower? Johan Eriksson Conclusion Giampiero Giacomello and Bertjan Verbeek
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